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January 19, 2018

Departments: Apply by Jan. 31 to receive student fee for courses utilizing 1xbet online sports betting /alternative materials

Submitted by Sarah McGreer Hoyt

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Academic departments are eligible to receive a per student fee for courses in which the instructor teaches from approved 1xbet online sports betting /alternative resources.

The 1xbet online sports betting will be divided between the supporting department — 90 percent — and the 1xbet online sports betting /Alternative Textbook Initiative — 10 percent. Its purpose is to encourage faculty and departments to incorporate and retain 1xbet online sports betting /alternative resources in their classes in place of expensive traditional textbooks.

The fee also provides some stable funding for the 1xbet online sports betting /Alternative Textbook Initiative, which awards financial support to faculty members who convert their courses to 1xbet online sports betting /alternative resources, thereby passing cost savings on to their students.

If you teach a course that uses a free 1xbet online sports betting or alternative resource that does not require students to buy materials for your course, you can submit an 1xbet online sports betting to have the 1xbet online sports betting applied to your course for summer 2018, fall 2018 and spring 2019 semesters.

This application is only necessary for courses in which the instructor implemented the 1xbet online sports betting /alt materials without receiving support from the 1xbet online sports betting /Alternative Textbook Fund.

For information about the 1xbet online sports betting and whether your course is eligible, visit lib.k-state.edu/textbook-1xbet online sports betting . If 1xbet online sports betting have additional questions, contact the Center for theAdvancement of Digital Scholarship at cads@k-state.edu.